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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

4

Political deaths swirl after Hunt lead into recall battle

The piece narrates Governor Hunt’s punitive rhetoric against party rivals and cites a broad list of officials and appointees tied to his administration alleged to have fallen after the November 7 recall campaign. It portrays a bloodied political landscape, with figures from state engineering to university boards among the casualties.

Siary Hunt Remerr Tere Teeson Jong George Olney Olney Gide Phoenix Galaled Tannary Salt River Valley Gila County Isejoees Lamar Cobb Cobb Eh Bees HO HO Simms Florence Hile Oscar Cole Tucson Pima County Les Mulford Winsors Brother W. Harris Clifton Board of Regents University of Arizona Tempe Normal School Northern Arizona Normal School Mvestock Sanitary Board Sheep Sanitary Board Horticultural Commission King

Harmless Candidate Faces Bootlegger and Gambler Lobby

The piece argues that Dr. Morris is innocent and inexperienced while Jim Cullen enables illegal activity. It asserts bootleggers and gamblers back Morris and Cullen and warns that Parker will enforce prohibition, making Morris a pawn in City Hall politics.

Tucson Dr. Morris Jim Cullen Morris Cullen Old Jim O. C. Parker City Hall

Responsibility for defective sewer contract questions

City council split over approving use of pipe not meeting specs in a $72 000 sewer project. Three members opposed the graft like action, while three supported it under a city manager system amid claims of bi partisan control and misleading statements from city officials.

California O. C. Parker Warren A. Grossetta J. P. Hohnsen Ciding Tucson C. Parker Parker Eithe

Big Chiefs Seek Slater of Republican Cock Robin

A lengthy Washington article discusses intra party strife within the Republican camp. It portrays factions, the old guard versus progressives, and leadership shortages ahead of national contests.

BIG Chiefs Slater Cock Robin Chicago Soffie Hep Vietor New York Illinete Hughes Obie James A. Garfield Old Guard Roosevelt St. Louis Coleone Crome Willcoe Washington Frank Ho Hitchcock Hitchcock Willcot Senate Thames Mateo Eee Steger House OLD_GUARD Ohio Lilinets Indiana India

Campulung City Picturesque Spot on Romanian Front

A Washington report describes Campulung as a scenic Romanian town on the southern Transylvania slope near hostile fronts. It notes Rudolpf the Black and early Wallachian history, its paper mills powered by Tereului, and surrounding castles, towns, and railway links to Bucharest and other regional centers.

Campulung Washington Rudolph the Blak Wallechia Curtee Ameer Rudolph Tirgovitee F Bucharest Caempubune Tereului Argeech Hermannstadt Krans'st Ft Tilgo Sour Teisiwis Teteetas Bane Pe Forncer Bearme Radu Neeru Terestea Transylvanian Alps Longerien Platesa Ecidle Fertie Argesch Snemorshtl United Provinces Wallachia

Miss Ronstadt shines in San Francisco concert tour

A San Francisco paper highlights Miss Ronstadt’s recent concert triumphs with praise for her performance at Palo Alto as part of a social event. The report notes Miss Ronstadt’s achievements and mentions a lecture by Mr Redfern Mason on music.

Miss Ronstadt Mies Louter Palo Allo Bometadis San Francisco Redfern Mason

Gavia House Seats Trade Described as 36 Smiles Distance

A light blast from the archives notes the relocation of seats of government in Gavia, describing the journey between old and new premises as a distance of 36 smiles. The playful unit hints at a symbolic shift rather than a precise measurement, reflecting civic sentiment of the era.

Gavia

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